Spode Black

Globular teapot in black basalt, painted with matt white, red and ice blue. Judging by the shape

Manufacturer spode Pattern Harrogate Total 98 pieces Pieces 7 x 11 inch dinner plate, 17 x 8

Pair of black and white transfer wear cach potrs depicting scenes of the English countryside, each

neoclassical pattern of red and black garlands. Josiah Spode was the great pioneer among the Georgian potters

English black transfer ware porcelain serving bowl features countryside scene and gold gilt rim

. Mark: SPODE within black square with pseudo-Chinese marks with stone china below and painter number

From Spode, a ‘New Fayence’ plate in the ‘King’ sheet pattern. Spode operated in Stoke-on-Trent

A rare find, a medium creamware platter from Josiah Spode, circa 1785. Spode is an English brand

A rare find, a medium cream ware platter from Josiah Spode, circa 1785. Spode is an English brand

A rare find, an oversized creamware platter from Josiah Spode, circa 1785. Spode is an English

border in green and black • Decoration likely stencil-laid and hand-painted • Impressed Spode mark on the

Rosso Antico stoneware and adorned with applied black basalt in deep relief, this vase exudes elegance

English Chinoiserie porcelain jardiniere, possibly made by Spode, in glazed cobalt blue ground and

Antique English Regency chinoiserie Spode potpourri jar or vase with lid, hand painted and marked

A pair of early Spode, green and black, engine turned spill vases with the impressed "SPODE" mark

Elegant set of 12 dinner plates designed by Copeland Spode. These elegant 10.5" plates have an off

that often seen on Chinese plates. The plate is fully marked to the base, with the earlier Spode black

marked to the base, with the earlier Spode black printed Stone-China mark, as used on their Ironstone

From Spode England, we love the charming patterns that were produced in the 1920s from their

19th century Classical Victorian green Majolica tureen with ladle and stand signed Spode. The

's. This particular color way is very striking with the black background with hand colored florals

and Copeland by Steven Smith, published by Schiffer. The piece has Spode's stone China black

blue ground, made by Josiah Spode, Stoke on Trent, England and dating to circa 1810. The vase is

A set of six dinner plates in the floral ‘Patricia’ pattern, Copeland Spode, England, circa 1912

A set of six dinner plates in the floral ‘Patricia’ pattern, Copeland Spode, England, circa 1912

12 cobalt background botanical plates made by Spode Copeland. Each plate is a different hand

either Coalport or Spode, as per the following references; A Thomas Rose Coalport dish of the same

From Copeland Garrett – Late Spode, a ‘New Fayence’ plate in the ‘King’ sheet pattern. Spode

Spode porcelain 4.50" Spill vase with a hand-painted scene of the City of York.

GROUP OF THREE SPODE PORCELAIN CACHE-POT. BLACK TRANSFER PRINTED DESIGN..ITALIAN PATTERN

Spode "Italian" transferware, circa 1816 black and white cachepot with gold trim. Charming

Spode cabbage pattern creamer. Blue printed SPODE Stone China, pattern no. 2061, circa 1815.

and painted in enamels with a 'peony rose' pattern. Black printed Spode stone China mark, circa 1820.